BOSS, Dave (1932 – 1999). San Francisco 49ers. Circa 1965. ...

BOSS, Dave (1932 – 1999). New Orleans Saints. Circa 1965. 36 x 24”. Unbacked. Scattered creasing and short tears at edges. B+.

BOSS, Dave (1932 – 1999). New York Jets. Circa 1960s. Painting originally done by NFL photographer, Dave Boss. 36 x 24”. Linen backed. A-.

Jerry Rice 1999 SPx Spxcitement San Francisco 49ers Football Card #S3

Ansel Adams(1902-1984)"Gottardo Piazzoni in His Studio, San Francisco," circa 1932Gelatin silver print on paper mounted to mat board, blindstamp Strathmore, as issuedFrom the edition of unkn

Brandon Aiyuk 2021 Mosaic Green San Francisco 49ers #177

Official Riddell 49ers football helmet with Hall of Fame signatures, Joe Perry , Y.A. Tittle, Bob St. Clair, Jerry Rice, High McElhenny, Fred Dean, Jimmy Johnson, Dave Wilcox, Steve Young, and more. P

George Quaintance (American, 1907-1957), "Narcissus," circa 1965, glazed terracotta sculpture, overall: 8"h x 12"w x 4.75"d. Provenance: San Francisco, California collector who posed for the sculpture

Signed Steve Young San Francisco 49ers helmet. Does not have a COA but this came from the estate of Lorraine & Dave Thomas. Condition report: fading to signature, otherwise appears to be good, see pho

Artist: Dorothea Lange Title: White Angel Breadline, San Francisco, 1932 Medium: Photo Litho, 1999, Hong Kong Dimensions: 6.3x8.5" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 8.5x11" Conservation Board Artist Bi

A three piece William Moorcroft silver overlaid Claremont pattern glazed earthenware coffee setretailed by Shreve & Co., San Franciscocirca 1905Collars impressed SHREVE & CO and STERLING, green painte

A pair of gilt bronze Pomme de Pin torchere lampsafter the model by Alberto Giacometti, produced by Frances Elkins, manufactured by Hanschen & Goddard, San Franciscocirca 1930sheight 66 1/2in (169cm)

Classical style gilt and paint decorated architectural panel from the Bank of Italy, 485 California Street, San Francisco, circa 1927, designed by Henry A. Minton for Amadeo Peter Giannini, who founde

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century), "Sutro Baths, San Francisco," circa 1898, lithograph in colors on several sheets, laid to linen with wooden rollers at top and bottom of sheet, overall: 76 x 83 inches.

Regina Double Comb Disc Music Box, Model 50, In a Serpentine Oak Case in original finish. Sold by Sherman Clay, San Francisco. circa 1902. 13"t x 22"w x 19 3/4"d. Regina Certificate included. 21 REGIN

circa 1989 bronze inscribed and numbered in casting 166/500 Purchased from Dyansen Gallery, San Francisco, circa February 7, 1990 18 1/4 inches high

Dirk van Erp (1860-1933), Red Warty vase, San Francisco, CA, circa 1915, hammered copper, signed with open box mark San Francisco, 5.5"dia x 7"h

Probably executed for the Armor Room of the Mark Hopkins San Francisco Residence, circa 1877. Walnut and oak. Velvet and tapestry upholstery. 37 1/2"h x 24"w x 29"d. 20" seat height. NOTE:A pair were

circa 1925 oil on canvas signed and dated lower left Exhibited: San Francisco Museum of Art, circa September 21, 1957 Santa Barbara Museum of Art, circa May 1967, with loan from Stendhal Gallery, Los

Dirk van Erp (1862-1933) Milkcan lamp with Agatha van Erp stenciled mica, circa 1925 San Francisco, California copper, stenciled mica open box mark and The Arts & Crafts Shop (Sausalito, California) s

Sterling silver handled covered tureen with Neoclas

CHINESE SCHOOL19th CenturyChina Trade portrait of the Admiral of San Francisco under shortened sail, circa 1865. Identified by label on back of stretcher.Oil on canvas, 18" x 23.5". Framed 2

Six-point San Francisco badge. Marked "Lewis' 14K". Circa 1910. (Excellent). 3" T.

DESCRIPTION: $500 (1928) F2200 Federal Reserve Note. CIRCA: 1928 ORIGIN: San Francisco, Calf. USA Have a similar item to sell? Contact: Info@Akibaantiques.com. CONDITION: As is, in raw ungraded condit

Napoleon III Tufted Velvet and Needlework Upholstered Chaffeuse 36 x 22 x 30 in., seat height 14 in. Sold Butterfield and Butterfield, San Francisco, California, June 8, 1999, Lot 7465 as a pair.&nbsp